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Paid up Capital ;,- $2,000,000.;
Rest Fund..`; ; ,.• 1,000,000,
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Agencies in,the Dominion., (I, S.. and Europe,
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Open every every lawful day from IIO"a ' m. to S p.
m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p. m.
A general banking business transacted
Four per cent. er iianum' allowed for
money on Deposit 1'ecelpts.
R. Ht ARCHER,•
Exeter, Jan. 28, 'BS. Manager.
'CI
extter vf• r . te)
Ia publiiihocl every . Thursday Rai ling,
at the Office,
1,11" AIN -STREET, r EXE'ER.
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PRINTING turned ()labia the, nest :.style,
and at moderate rates. Chequ.s,mOrley ord-
'er3, &c. for advertising, subscriitiob.s, etc. to
be'nrado payable to '
NVilliarau Sander s/
Editor.
hurch Directory*.
1TT Mr uO tIAL Csuscn --1 ev.'S. F
Vinson, Rectorl Sunday Services, 11 a.m.
in:.•. Sabbath School,; 33 p. rn.
Wil
t ` s- TllOI'I5T Gtr:rJ3t CII-Jair•{ st., Bev. B.
•Clone t, Paot Pa,or. Sunday Setvioes,10.30 a.m.
„and G,SO, p.m.-. Sabbath Seheal, 2 p. m.
al;sig STlti:t'T Rev. J. -Wilson, Pastor. Sun
day Servibos,10.30 a. in. and 6,19 p.m. Sabbath
School 2.30 p, m.,
'3?i%ESE TEU2.45.N Culruofl-Tort,. W. Martin,
Pastor. ' Sunday Services, 11[x. m. an p.
tn. Sabbath School, 9.45 a.m.
Professional 'wards.
Ts L. BILLINGS.
• ' aENT2x.
Office over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter, Ontario
Nitrous Oxide Gas for painless
extraction,
Goes to Luean every Friday.
W. KINSMAN, Dk NTIST, L. D. S., ex-
tracts teeth without pain by gyring',
Vegetable Vapor, or using ,the now
Anresthetic on the gums:. Minces Gold" Filli
ings and other dental worlf the best possible.
-Goes to Zurich last Thursday in each month.:
, East side of Main street. Exeter.
:.,s..L....-dei•.Y;rs1� .1: �'";�iim i ..,43.'741,".;,f13.,:-..4.,4,
vjamtngvitmamsmagmcsrasr
slain
nansinommusso
t
The stream of Customers .who date entert,he Old E3tablished , House' cannot
be excelled by any store { quart f Toronto. Think of it
25. ARDS OF GOOD GIN FOR $1.
10 YARDS ` OF ALL W LANNEL
7 YARDS OF TAB L LINEN FOR
;ere
We knock ev ry in endways for Drci., oods, and in Tweeds we will
rin value that :��°. isnot resist bu in eady-
made
You such tearing � y� g.
1. thin . " This the li.n: w e: shine in. All wool Twee .
. ; made Clo g � �^
Suit 'or $3. Crocker aria '''.assware inendless
variety. Put on your tee and carry
them off.
lilinery,
, maallesHats,o
We ar whirling on our' ay.
can get .6 -1.1.s. -of Moyou n Young -11.-1,
most extreme parts of Japan.
Come one, Come all, and i
Produce and get the
value in th
MPTON
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B. WHITELY, M D• C. M., PHYSICIAN
t3 • and Surgeon., Office and residence—
Corner Victoria and Elgin streets, Goderich,
Ontario.
OS LINe. 'OFFICE—MAIN ST.
• R J. A. R
Residenco•-Oorner Andrew and North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
rr A. AMOS M.D.; C. M. L. C. P., EDIN.; =L,
JL. •R:;G:S;Edin.;:L.F.P'.8y S.,G1asgow;
L. M., Edinburgh and Glasgow; M. C. P. & S..
Ontario; F. T. .S., Tomato. ` Night,b'ell. at
office. Crediton, OntarJd. Tyi2-9.
, R. COWEN. OFFICE --MAIN STREET,
Exeter, upstairs, opposite: Contra
Ho tel. -Side entrance on south --James street
leading to the Methodist Church. „
W. BROWNING, M, D., M. O. P. S.
cT .
,Graduate of 'Victoria 'University.' Office and
•residence, Dominion Laboratory, Exeter...
"WILLIAM SWEET, VETER-
inary'Surgeon. Graduate'
Toronto. Veterinary Dentist-
ry d, speciality. Office and Re-
sidatc.eone block east of Rich.
Pickard's store. .Oppoeiteskating rink, Ex-
eter, Ontario.
"D H. CO L138, ,iL RRIST It, sinToTT-
a..>ti. OR, Cohroyaneer, -Notary Public.
Office— Samwe4 :. alBlock, Exeter, ,Ontario.
Money to Loa*..
• H1 DICESON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
.. of Sulire:no Court, Notary Public, Con-
veyyaracer, ComrnLtisioner &c 'Money to loan
Office—Fanson'rl3lock, Exeter.
LLhOT"rs, Conveyances &e. btoneytolon
at6per cent.
S3,V.ELL 1o'r1 J'. ELLIOT
TAMES OE1'.Exeter, Ontario, Licensed
A
•u auctioneer for the' County of Huron.
' `
Sales prorriptlyEitteiidedto$ntl'ddtrsfaction
guaranteed. ,.Eales arranged at this office.
BROWN, Winchelsea. , I ieensed' Auct-
•erfo9the Counties Perth and
T1�
M do"Osborne.
Mddlosox, also for the township of
Salet romp
tl
atete
edto
and, dte
term
src
axon
ab1e.ales
.erran datPortoicerWinclelsa
riBnieeorte
. enAuctioneer fhCbuntLie-
XIsf
r:.and
Huron and PiJrtii, 'Chnrgos'''nxodorato an
satisfaetinrx guaranteed.
�X HOLT'Xbiva,,Ontario, Lidensedauet-
Y,y . ionecr for tho Countidat of Middlesex
and ray ,nbton,and the townships'•of'tapphen
and :flay, All ,.ales prorn ptly' attended to.
btr Cthe
'nto the remi.es of the u, ioreig nett,-
Came x p 4
i; t 13 CAM. 21, Staphon, on or abdiyt 1. �h df'
Let • 39, r gtY+y, steer ri;Iiri g 3 yrs. olti', t heifer
rising 2,yrs, old.• The owner will ,rove pro -
r take thorn awa
licrty and fray altpenses an , . e y
Jx;uix:r}Clskitnex
Grand Bend.
at
t lewi
C70um a rote tire prentaas of tiie Oat i a? trod,,
. 1 oarin' Meteor; f britr1ld• 1
Lett Cori. 4. B, . i r
;yerbrung steer,red nn<bNfellto. T tvrtere fo
prove prepett,:y pay expenseand tae them
a Way. t' CUUA'1tLLS MvsoN
Oratnci Bond,
'trance Examination,
'cls Te�ardles� ot cosL
grocery Department, where we
or'1, which came from the
1
1 e notthe money bring.
yes"t ' price and, the best
ntry for it.
- - Olg Establigteg llollse ' Exeter.
Below will be found the list .of candidates who passed the Entrance Exirmin:
ation, who wrote at,Goderich and Exeter recently:—
To PAss 39'7: Sexooz a partox
TEACnEI?
Cruise,` Torte
Carlile, Diantha,
Crocker, Della
Earl, Carrie
Gregory, Laura
Johns, Lilla
McCallum, Hattie
Browning, William
Currency, Charles
Follick, Leonard.
Gardiner, David
Sweet James
Miller, Jessie
thron William
Bonthron,
Cook, Charles
Elder,,` William,
Kaiser, Albert
Greb, John
Hagan, Charles
Russell Homer
370;
439:,
418
42.6:
452.
441
494'
444
527
468.
436•'
485
432
508
'417-
46,0:
:095
,375
556,
EXETER
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No. 3 HayMr. Geo.
, �` - }tLIWn,
Exeter P. S. Mr' Thos. Gregor'
y
Hansell P. S.
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14
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Miss Jennio'Murray
tt 14
No.
1,1, Stephen ' Mr. Edmond Elliott.'
No. 7, Stanley Mr. R. Richardson';
No. 2,;Hay Mr. W.11 Johnston,
Curtin, Anna
Webb, Mary
Shannon, Charles
Tighe, John
Acheson, Eva
Costie, Lizzie
Johnston, Maggie
Morrison; Katc
Spence, Hattie
Tait, Nina
Wiggins. Vera
Miller, Ellen
Bailey, Horace
Cox, Amos
Careen, Fred
Hutton, Abner
McLean, Herbert.
Naftel, Percival
Stokes, Fred
Tiehboriae, Albert
Carrick,,Jemima;
Austin,'Philip
Cummings, Alice
Duff, AJulie
Gledhill, Florence
McKenzies Jessie-
McLeod, John
IUCIaeli1Ta11, ?, ale0lnn,
Pose,li „�,
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a 'o
3allon4s, Maud
'1: ell sley.,,, Mary
A lin
Henri
r y
Robertson, Cha ilex
1-labei, John E.
' 515
375
489
424'
472
407
415,
819
505
'368
452
442
433
3f12
491
405
409
439
452
425
412.
403
475
992
447
404
397
397
485
480.
487
.454 ,<
lss
444.
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No. 9,;Colborne
No. 3, "
Nto: 29
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No. 4, Ashfield
No.15,'shfil
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No. 1, Colborne
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N Colborne
No. 7, Colborne.
Sister Beiedieta
Mr. G. TI. Tom
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tiii s JennieCoiyap
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31iss (1, Ti.1illam i i . s
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Mr. A. buff •
Mr, Thos,lliiott'
Mr. F. McLennan
Mr. John
McRae'
Miss May Jotoes
12r Tilos. K i,icehtel
Chiselhilrst,
A raffle and shooting match , was
held1r1 this place'on Christmas day.
Mi" G 1 rgo Connor returned' from
MiehigG hist week,, and ';reports dull'
blocs o r there. .
Mr.:. , B. Latta, who was recentlyrat-
tendin� the Mitchell'model school, �I'as
'been e gaged tis teacher in the second
dopa rti eat of the Zuripk public school,
at alai' salary. ..
Mr,,' ndMrs. ,James•Hachney arrived
kers :o Monday last from Dakota, hav-
ing ' n five years in that place. They
both l ok as though the far west agre-
etl'wi' t[lem...;
40 Nomination !for .1890
Th`fol
following g
emen
re
nom-
`i i
:
inatet r thevarious:muncipa ies-
SxurnEri.,
lir. rvlt.—V.:Ratz. (acclamation). •
D.arnrr-hiatus.—H. Eilber. (accla
coatn�rt.;i l .
1Sherrill. accla-
Di)Y.—Jol n
z
x►at
il.
hW
ition.)CnNCII,LOgliwVV.,'YWireduer-
11i �H. Hepple and Fred Hess.
13E EEvir:---Wnl.Buchanan,H
"He r
ohn ` Foster W n.
Co. tiLolle: T 9
Moir, 3r. 1l,oltsman, ,Ayes M wen, J.H.
Sehnc,'Sl and J. Voelker. .
• il'ssotcti t
'Tho,.. i1 cotittcillorrs re-elected by' ac -
1
clall;� ,on. .
. TacEF
M
S ilia. .'..
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Tr�f���e I1:.�M ]l.
s, (ace.); Deputies,
,ruties
lLe4. , ( J9, G 9
Geo, 1\[Kay, ay, J'. Weber; and Peacock;
Count lot's, Dallas, Sproat, McKay,
't+vaI lk4rr Mason, ,McCartney,
McIntosh
and Srtrod.
SI]APi o1LT1i
Mader, B. Wilson: (ace.); Reeve, D. D.
Mayer, (_ )
V,i`loon (ace.);'T eputy, Cco. E.Hender-
son, A. Strong;; 'Third.' "Deputy, , Adam
Cranston, W...fh Broughton.
L titAN
T1eclitcc,, Win.- Ellwood (ado,),, Cottni l -
c
Y ,
lots, t",pe1l,,J: Hod�'Go.ins, G. �Iloclgiis'
(re cic+ltcd), and Jas. Stanley (ace.) ,
GoIn:cicli,
qY-or, John tittle', J65iL .�,1)ac
vo1 Jr,
W hitt J'nt.P oudfnot;• 'Deputy, A.
tri
`' t. Ari W:
t t�� �u 'c;illo S
tk 'Y'y cL t1 o i
{r Y 1C ^�r� C
lreiv"' at.1, Reid, Neftel Cantelonr
strait, t it; t. David's' Ward, plumber,
Mulrn''T`hordpson (gee.); St,; George's
W ard,Dunlop,Nicholson,Campioni (ace);
St. Patrick's Ward, McKenzie, Holt,
Sloane,Dowjing, Pridhanr;School Trus
tees, Ball, Nicholson, ;.Crabb, -Acheson,
by acclamation.
BLlrrit.,-
Reeve, P. Kelly - and C. -Hamilton;
Councillors, J. Wilford, R.. Symonds,;,3.
McGee, N H. Young ;F. W.• Tanner, As;
Taylor, F. Metcalf.
BIonnta, .
C. C. Hodgins,Deputy; J. 11.Hodgens;
Councellorsr Wim. McGee, F. Davis and
A..E eatson-all elected by acclamation.
CLINTON. s
'MayoTr,Wm' Doherty, John McGarvie,
Jos. Whitehead; Reeve,Alex McMurehie
David Cantelon;.Deputy, A.' I#. Man-
ning; -Councillors, St. Andrew's Ward,
Alex Armstrong, Jas. Angus, John
Johnston; St. James', T. McKenzie, ' Ar-
thur CCouch, Wm. Cooper;' St: John's,
D. B. Kennedy, Chas; Overbi ry, 0, S.
Doan: St. George's,Stewart Plummer,
W. C. Searle, Jerome Andrews.
A Living Feriae, -
NO.135.
is a Hedge fence so constructed, that it
wilt be proof against any animals and
when once proof, age does not cause it..
to decay, but the older it becomes the
stronger it becomesalso.
A FA-rnium..
How shall we fence our fart's, in the
near future, is a question often' asked
by farmers; butnever satisfactorily
answered. The rails split -eighteen' or
twenty years ago and built:ztig-zag a-
round the farm are fast sinking into
decay,. True some of the best preserv-
ed are culled out and used in .building
the Russell and other patent fences; but
in a short time all kinds of rail.fences'
will''be-a thing of the past. Board and
post fences make a good but expensive
fence, subject like rails to decay. It
will not be many 'years before it ' wilI
he 'very difficult to secure' posts for
fences.
n..comes the barb wire fence; f;a,
fence that hags little" tocommend it to
the public, but, mirth to condemn :. it.
It is, not .likely that we will ever have
herd law in this country. If. so, _ we
must have fences of some kind. -;1 'e
might do as some of the • early settlers,
It were too lar,.lit'rails p a to' S "keep who yp ! ,
shot gun and half a dozen hungry
dors, that, at tines, hated as a kind of
locolnotive fence'
?finny of oily most enterprising fi r-
lners have
tried.hedgcs, but in M'
ost
cases tiro''t6oriot herltaSiCae85:
The hedgekint grids, a,il right ita
p
otirr elidiate. But whil'e the hedge, will
turn cattle and horses, pigs and 4other
small animals' get throtighopenings
near theground4 Not' what we want
. ayaleld,
roturne
e• WflL aeon has it,
fromMr. DetroitLizzi;
Master,Wra, Morrison, of ITensal ,
paid us a short visit last week.
Miss Lizzie Huston, who ' has been
pursuing special stlulies in Detroit has
returned home.
Mrs. Geo. Lawranson, a;, confirmed
invalid for some years, passed away on
Thursday at the age of 51.
School closed here on Monday of last
week,Mr. Baker is pushing the scholars
ahead. He sent four more this Xmas
up to the entraneeexaminations.
Division court was held here on Fri-
day. The only interesting caro :;was
McQuiver vs. -`Townsend, ' which -after
some discussion the defendanatt ,'on."
Messrs Chas Logan and Albert Als-
mond returned home on Monday from .
Saginaw. They are both enterprising
young men, and like a greatmany
other Bayfield boys have found spicndiid
positions in the States •. '
On Monday evening a very large
crowd assembled in the Town, Hall t'
take, in the .Methodist Christmas tree
entertainment. The night was fine
and the program excellent. The God
erich choir was in attendance and gave
some beautiful music, Mr. Hislop espec- " 'x
ially is quite popular here. Master li.
Beatty, of Clinton, sang and recited like
a boy twice his age. The order though:
out was good, and the Methodists de-
serve credit for the good substancial
entertainment provided.
A very pleasing entertainment .'was .
held in the town hall on Thursday
night under the auspice of the Churclas
of England. Messrs. Shane and Tanner
kept the crowd in amusement with
their comic songs, but we do not en-
tirely approve of such such a class of '
songs for children. MSas>;r.r.London
Hodgens captured the cake from"-
mongst the little ones and Miss Lena"
Geimenhardt captivated: her ; hearers
with a beautiful rendition of Longfel-:
low's "Hiawatha ,' ' Mr: Frank Edward. . .
amused the audience with a very hunt•
erous reading. The hall was filled
and at 15 cents the returns were 536a.
St. Thomas,
Dec. 24th, 1889:
We, the undersigned, farmers al
Huron Co., having received an invit-
ation from Mr. W. C. Huston, Solicitor .
for the Ontario hedge and°Wire Fence
Company, to visit Oliver Penwarden'e
place at St. Thomas, to -day, for the
purpose of.seeing the Hedge the Com-
pany plashed one year ago 16th day of
last May.
We found it as represented, , a per-
fect fence in every respect, so close at
the base as will turn ali'kinds of stock
even to the smallest pigs. The fence
being very handsome and strong, oc-
cupying not more than one foot of
ground when finished.
We also saw a portion of the un
plashed Hedge at the same place,whick
we consider worthless without the met-
hod of plashing the company uses. ,
We feel that we can very cheerfully
recommend their Hedges and their a-
doption by our farmers and would be s,
great benefit as well as adding to the
general appearance gad beauty of the
Country.
Signed Paul Madge,
i
R chard Hicks.
Usborne `Connoi1
The Council met after the nominativn'-
All the members, were present. The - -
minutes of previous meeting were.. read _
.and signed by the Reeve.., .,
The 'Reeve and Treasurer were era.
powered-to. loan on first Mortgage an,
per Statute, the money belonging te
the Railway Sinking Pried.
The following orders were granted
n sine`
and th$ council adjourned d' de`vi
o
—T. Coates $5; T.'Werry $20; ,i'. Woods
$42.10; L.,Hunter $5; G.•,Ferguson $18-
75; T. Brimacombe.'1g10;11.+Quinton $L -
50;'J. Ballantyne $42,50;: M. Samwell
$13; D. McNieol $2; E. Stone $3; .W
Gardiner:. $1.16; A-, Duncan . $3.45; W.
Brock $2; J. ilotyelifFi, $5,. ';W . Treye-
thick $3.50;J Delbridge $1; P Kehoe
$24. Loadman $20;'3; Allison $1,25; S.
Skinner $8.25; W. Mitchell $250, G.
May; $10; J. Walker $6.50,:'
Geo, W. Holman,
Clerk.
otmen
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Elizabeth 'beloved wife of Tunnies
Trivett, aged 71 years.
Towers.—In Exeter North on 28 u1lt�,
Ann 'Towers `aged. 65 years, 3
months and Towers,
s. "
In
Exeter, r, o '. n l tilt. Willi
Weeks,:. 1; e 9 ani
Daniel infant` Soil 'of James land
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